Exam 4: Supply and Demand: Applications and Extensions
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Suppose that the minimum wage was increased to $10 per hour. Which of the following would be most likely to result from the minimum wage increase?
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When government gives a subsidy to buyers of good X, the benefits of the subsidy flow to
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Suppose the market equilibrium price of corn is $5 per bushel, and the government sets a price ceiling of $4 per bushel. What is the most likely result of this action?
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Figure 4-24
-Refer to Figure 4-24. The price that sellers receive after the tax is imposed is

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Figure 4-17
-Refer to Figure 4-17. Which of the following price controls would cause a shortage of 10 units of the good?

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Figure 4-15
-In Figure 4-15, suppose a price floor is established at $20.00. What is the result?

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Which of the following is a major disadvantage of setting the price of a good below equilibrium and using waiting in line rather than price to ration the good?
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If the federal government placed a 50 cent per pack excise tax on cigarette manufacturers, and if as a result, the price to consumers of a pack of cigarettes went up by 40 cents, the
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In the supply and demand model, a subsidy granted to buyers is illustrated by
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If a $50 subsidy is legally (statutorily) granted to the sellers of weed eaters and as a result the price of weed eaters to consumers falls by $30, the actual benefit of the subsidy
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Figure 4-2
-Given the demand and supply conditions shown in Figure 4-2, if the government imposes a price ceiling of a, indicate the quantity consumers would like to buy and the amount producers would be willing to supply.

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Figure 4-25
-Refer to Figure 4-25. The price that buyers pay after the tax is imposed is

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Black markets that operate outside the legal system are often characterized by
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A law establishing a minimum legal price for a good or service (the minimum wage for example) is known as
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If a $2 tax per bottle of wine is imposed on wine producers, which of the following will occur?
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According to Friedrich Hayek and his followers, the booms and busts of the business cycle are primarily the result of
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Approximately 50,000 luxury boats (priced $100,000 or more) are currently produced each year. Using the economic way of thinking, how much revenue would the government actually generate with a $10,000 excise tax on luxury boats?
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A tax for which the average tax rate remains constant at all levels of income is defined as a
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